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    The subject says it: can functions provided by a loaded module have

    optional arguments? So that one could, for example, say:<br>

    <blockquote><tt>g2o_verify(req.http.X-Akamai-G2O-Auth-Data,

        req.http.x-akamai-g2o-auth-sign, req.path)</tt><br>

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    or:<br>

    <blockquote><tt>g2o_verify(req.http.X-Akamai-G2O-Auth-Data,

        req.http.x-akamai-g2o-auth-sign, req.path, <b>600</b>)</tt><br>

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    I'd like the last (optional) argument in this example to be

    filled-out by Varnish if omitted by the caller. It does not seem

    like vmod.py currently supports anything like it, but I wanted to

    check... Thanks!<br>

    <blockquote>-mi<br>

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